, 1887-09-01
Frnin Ye,.cr:.ns. ElatIN
.Irs. NcCUrdy Is qUite i'll.

/ Mr.. Geo. ". BuIleno Of SeatIH IS in
town.
Social as the Il. E. paraopass this
/ evening.
T Col. Wood arrived home this TIC rniue
from CIalam.
! Mr. Thas. Fleming OF San Juan "a 1unty
was IN town today.
Mrs. c. 3. Wood has gone to Pol + An
geles 10 visit relatives.
! party IN Dakota writes TO ask about
a chance to rent dairy farm.
| The Ancnn was in town today for a
few hours, and sailed for AIaska.
| Mrs. Powell OF Port BiakeIy is visit
ing mrs. Capt. Grant Of this place.
Mr.. \. II. Davis Of Dungeness arrived
today, ana went to San Juan county.
Lood ont for an advertisement rol 3Ir
Beckar's furniture. establishment to1nor-
row.
3Ir. Smith, our gardener, has some
Very E-o peac5es-raised on his young
trees.
Mr., Puph is resting somewhat c.isier,
though confined nearly ali the ti.no to
his bed
The public school building is being
renovated preparatory for opening. school
MONDAY.
Di, Hunt has arrived home from bis
trip to the islands, and IS ready again
Tor dental work.
Mr. Cramer OF Victoria arrived today
from Port Angeles where he has some
property interests.
Uncle John Woodley of Chimacum
was in town ;oGay-looking the picture
of robust granger.
A splendid chance to investf four thous-
and dollars in an improved farm with
stock, crop, tools, etc. Apply at once at
the ANGUS agency. Il
Mr.. Gardner hieFFiok is iitying up the
bailding lately occupied by Capt Kinds
grocery store on the hill with view of
using It for dwelling.
Capt White formerly mate of the
steamer Holyoke is relieved from that |
duty aud proceeded to Port Angeles TO
look after his property at that placs.
Mr. j. n. Gale has become sole owner
of the Olympia NeIC- Transcript. 1t has
recently entered upon its second year
and gives internal evidence of prosperity. |
An infant child of Mr., and Mrs. d. J.
Zent died yesterday, of cholera infantum.
The funeral occurred today, Rev. J. n. |
Denison OF the NJ. q. church officiating. |
Capt. Larsen, formerly an employee in
the shipping department OF the firm Of
Bartlett & Go. OF this place has accepted |
the position OF mate of the tug Wild |
wood.
II is said that Special Agent Carson of
the general land Office is about to make
lots of trouble for mill companies on
Puget Sound, on acc5unt of rauluient
entries OF land.
Oao Smith, steamboatm au was muir
dered at Seattle last night presumably
for the purpose of robbery, rs lie was
known TO have hnd money on bis person.
The body was found with wounds on the
head.
MerricI Whittier Of Quileute arrived
| today, enroatc to SEoqualmie, to take
items on hop drying and curinG-with a
view OF curing his crop on Forks prairie
on the Quileute river.
Miss Minta Foster, principal Of one of
the Seattle public schools arrived today
from Dungeness where she has been Wis |
iting friends--nnd proceeded homeward
to prepare for reopening school.
There is Indignation among some OF
our theatre-goers over the fac. that |
couple of well known members OF the
demi monde secured seats in some way
alongside of them aud right among re-
spectacle people.
Mrs. ], Fl. Bridges who is visiting her
parents here, will remain till the middle
of September She will then return to
Tacoma, aud the first or second week in
October she will sail for England. Mrs.
Bridges viii probably be accompanied |
by her father, Capt j. II, Stetson.
W. T. Fennimore, deputy collector OF
customs of Port Townsend, is in charge !
of the diseharging OF the tea from the A.
G. Ropes at Tacoma for the customs ser
vice W. II. Whittlesey. OF townsend,
is the customs agent for tie Northern |
Pacific Railroad company. The other
customs house officers at WI. in the |
discharging of the cargo are a. II. Win
trode, ". H. Merrick, j. H. Price, G. Il.
Terry. J. W. MeCabe an,l Inspector
Green